ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Former Vice President Kamala Harris addressed Fulton County Democrats Friday night, just days before voters head to the polls on Election Day. Speaking for approximately 25 minutes, Harris criticized the Trump administration’s positions on tariffs, cuts to Medicaid, and the war in Iran. “You have proven that when Democrats invest in the South, we can win in the South,” Harris said. “You register voters, you build coalitions, you knock on doors and you win races that the pundits were saying were impossible.” Harris also highlighted several Georgia candidates, including Democratic nominee for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms and Sen. Raphael Warnock, both of whom addressed the crowd earlier in the evening. “You are giving so many people a reason for hope,” Harris said. “You are taking the pain that this President and his party have inflicted and you have turned it into purpose.” The event follows visits to the state by high-profile national leaders from both parties, including former President Barack Obama, President Donald Trump, and Vice President JD Vance. “We’re going to crush the radical left Democrats all across the country,” Trump said in a recent campaign appearance in Perry, Georgia. “We’re going to win the Republican House and we’re going to win the Republican Senate in record numbers. People are going to be very surprised.” Voter turnout has reached historic levels ahead of Tuesday. Early voting in Georgia has concluded with more…
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